#morelia viridis

[monarchbutt]

daily snake #20

💚 The Green Tree Python (Morelia viridis), native to New Guinea, can reach a total length of 2 meters, weighing 1.6 kg. They live in trees, hunting mainly small reptiles and mammals.

[k3n0n3-from-the-universe]

Morelia Viridis, aka Green Tree Python!

Sono stupendi, il mio serpente preferito... Hanno dei colori bellissimi, e vivono avendo caratteristiche uniche, diverse da tutti gli altri serpenti!!! 😍😍😍🐍🐍🐍

[colorsoutofearth]

Morelia viridis (green tree python)

Photo by Michael D Kern

[helluvatimes]

Shivering In The Dark

A wet Green Tree Python in the Reptopia. Photo credit: Jonathan Chua.

Its tank had just been misted and this python had quickly parked itself near the spot light for warmth.

This was captured at the time when I was trying out a 70-200mm f/4 lens stacked with a 1.4x and 2x teleconverters some years back. The takeaways then was that the depth-of-field had narrowed down considerably with resolution holding on quite well. Auto-focus still worked since a mirrorless camera was used. With a DSLR, it would’ve been likely only manual focussing.

[artsfromspace]

Green tree python | Morelia viridis

Things I did not previously know: the white spots. They exist and cluster along the topline. Also they have a stripe on their face that's sort of. De-yellowed?

[shilo-sumac]

why is there a little guy on top of my dashboard

[herpsandbirds]

Green Tree Python (Morelia viridis), family Pythonidae, from NE Australia

photograph by @black_lake_reptiles

[pytonbies]

Green python (Morelia viridis) for pixeljoint collab ,Animal Atlas'-realism, even relaxed one, is pretty hard for me but for my first attempt at one in pixel art it is good enough for now, I think. I did learn a lot.

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[singthesongsofsin]

🐍🐍| Hellaina is a picky muse who's taken a year but I finally know what sort of snake she is!

Hellaina's snakes are a green tree python (Morelia viridis): they are a constrictor species who tend between five and seven feet when fully grown. The females tend to be a bit bigger and heavier than the male snakes, and this species is primarily arboreal.

She might not be venomous but that doesn't make her any less dangerous!

[animalclub]

The Green Tree Python

In the dense rainforests of New Guinea, Australia, and the surrounding islands, a creature of remarkable beauty slithers gracefully through the treetops. The Green Tree Python (Morelia viridis) is not only a master of camouflage but also an icon of the reptile world, captivating enthusiasts and researchers alike with its vibrant coloration and enigmatic behavior. In this article, we delve into…

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What a pretty snake! And with such gorgeous and colorful scales, too bad I couldn’t get a pic of his head :(

[subjectively-incorrect]

It's occurred to me that other people may want to make sense of my tagging system. So here's a guide.

Basic tags:

#ask and ye shall receive: An ask of mine, answered.

#hint: Information (usually about me) can be indirectly gleaned from this post.

#i see you: A "vague-post" about me.

#information gained: An ask directly giving me information on an individual.

#investigation request: An ask directing me to an individual to investigate.

#pre investigation: A post regarding an individual I have not yet investigated in any detail. This does not mean I ever will investigate this person.

#show yourself: "Anon hate".

#The Code It Speak To Me: The emergent intelligence in the supercomputer I was once a part of uses this tag to denote posts it has written.

#veritas revelatur: I am satisfied (for the time being) with the results of the investigation.

Individuals

Individuals I reference (regardless of investigation status) will be given a codename. Posts regarding them will have that codename as a tag.

#The Baron: @real-team-luster

#The Chosen: @aura-acolyte

#The Crow: @yharnamcrow

#The Director: @lilycoving

#The Dog: @thatfailedpokemontrainer

#The Faller: @harteofthehart-ayyy

#The Fox: @a-nickits-den

#The Gaul: @battle-subway-ghost

#The Hummingbird: @subjectively-incorrect

#The Hunter: @lumenflowered

#The Hybrid: @pandorias-box

#The Lamb: @keoke03

#The Lunar: @bleeding-crescent

#The Rat King: @prof-snakewood

#The Revenant: @ariadosanon

#The Rogue: @nanaboo-pumpkaboo

#The Showman: Z of @jaimemes (posts viewable here)

#The Snake: @subzeroiceshard

#The Soulseeker: Shallahi of @shallahi-and-snowflake

#The Star: @wishmaker-astra

#The Surrogate: @prof-polaris

#The Tinman: Ferro of @steeltraptrainer

#The Transformed: @goldenrodchef

#The Tormented: @j0ht0-gh0sthunt3r

Projects

Investigations will take on a project name. These may refer to "projects" by other users.

#project: morelia viridis: Beedrill's project revealing information on himself, Sprite, and Kuro. Also the source of the codenames for those individuals.

#project: cognatus spiritus: Personal investigation into the user known as Z (posts viewable here).

#project: lenta caritate: Investigation into Blake's supposed assault of an ex-lover over a failed Pokemon trade.

#project: stultus aurum: Investigation into the possible unethical practices of Team Luster and its leader Darren Scintiller.

#project: ardeat gloria: Personal investigation into Lady Maria, including her past in another universe.

#project: vigilantes luna: Personal investigation into the rotomblr user bleeding-crescent and their possible connection to Team Magma.

[herpsandbirds]

Green Tree Python (Morelia viridis), family Pythonidae, NE Australia

photograph by Lockie Gilding

[mehelya]

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Green Tree Python (Morelia Viridis)

Native Habitat The green tree python is a species of snake belonging to the family Pythonidae. They are native to New Guinea, Indonesia , and Cape York Peninsula of Australia. They can be found from the lowlands shrubs to montane forests. On average they grow from 5 to 6 feet in length, but can get up to 7 feet long; making them a small to medium sized arboreal species. They are non-venomous and highly nocturnal creatures and they seldom move during daylight hours.

Information Know as "chondros" to breeders and hobbyists for their original genus Chondropython. They are a permanent pet if chosen since they can have a lifespan of 20 years. In the wild they will use their skinny tails to entice potential prey items in close enough to strike when the time is right. They can be considered a more exotic species when compared to a common ball python or corn snake. They are more of an adult or experienced type of pet in terms of handling and care.